E-commerce

3D render of an online store with a shopping cart

A fast WooCommerce store ready to sell: catalogue, cart, payments and shipping already set up.

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An e-commerce site is an online store where customers choose, pay for and receive your products. I build it with WordPress and WooCommerce, the free plugin used by millions of stores, so you can run it yourself: products, inventory, orders and shipping.

What does an online store include?

New store

For those starting from scratch or selling only in a physical store.

  • Needs, goals and features analysis
  • Custom visuals and shopping experience
  • Development with WordPress and WooCommerce
  • Help building the product catalog
  • Payments and delivery methods set up
  • Training on the admin tools

Growth

The store already exists and needs to sell more.

  • Performance checks and ongoing optimization
  • SEO monitoring
  • Content for the blog and product pages
  • Marketing automation to build customer loyalty

Redesign

The store works poorly or has fallen behind.

  • New visuals and site structure
  • Fixing admin issues
  • Platform upgrade or migration
  • New features

How I work

  1. 01

    Analysis and architecture

    Site structure, categories and purchase path, with wireframes and prototypes.

  2. 02

    Design and UX

    Visuals and user experience designed to get people to complete the purchase.

  3. 03

    E-commerce development

    Development with WooCommerce and a back office for products, orders and customers.

  4. 04

    Launch and training

    Product import, payments and shipping, launch and training.

How much does an online store cost?

€2,000–8,000

The price depends mostly on the number of products and the features: the more products there are, the longer development and maintenance take. The quote is free and in writing.

FAQ

What payments can I accept?

Credit card, PayPal and the other most common methods. WooCommerce connects to Stripe, PayPal and the main payment networks.

Why write the specs before starting?

Because that's where you put your expectations in black and white. It avoids things being forgotten or changed once work has started, and the quote stays as agreed.

Do I need a newsletter?

It's not a must, but it helps. With a newsletter you keep customers posted on your offers and bring them back to the store.

How do I bring customers to the store?

With SEO, site promotion, retargeting and campaigns. For marketing I work with professionals I trust, so you have a single point of contact.

Will I be able to manage products and orders myself?

Yes. WooCommerce has a dashboard where you add products, update stock and track orders and shipping. At handover I show you how to use it.

By Toure Tia Kevin, web developer in Bassano del Grappa. Updated on 3 November 2026.

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Is the next project yours?

Like the brightly coloured toucan, your website should be a feast for the eyes and leave visitors with an experience to remember.
Toure Tia Kevin

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